Life in a 1960S Courtyard: I Play the Scheming Villainess and Marry the Strongest Officer

The following are purely my personal likes and dislikes of the characters: The heroine is like a high school student in a greenhouse. She is a bit silly, stupid and unaware of herself. She thinks she is very smart, and often behaves in some smart-aleck ways. If there was no system and some other things that were not investigated, she would have fallen over long ago, especially in the context of the era in the novel. The heroine doesn't look like someone who has been a doctor for several years. I originally thought that I might have a filter for doctors. I think doctors are very calm and rigorous. They don't watch TV series and won't fantasize about something happening without basis. But later I still felt that after entering society, especially in hospitals, this is where the happiest and saddest things in the world happen, and where complex human nature is fully revealed. The heroine can still be so naive and only immersed in her own thoughts, which makes me seem a bit uncomfortable. It's like what was supposed to be the same scene was abruptly divided into reality and fairy tale. The above is just because I am not very interested in a certain type of heroine. I used to like to read this kind of novel that seemed to be fun, but now I prefer characters that can fit the actual social and living environment in novels. She can have a golden finger, she can have unique ideas, she can live the way she wants, and more importantly, she will grow, instead of relying on a golden finger to jump on the tightrope. I hope the heroine will grow up later.

The heroine is not evil, she is a bit timid and afraid of getting into trouble

Regarding Wei Wei's second uncle and father, it is speculated that the father is not Mrs. Su's biological father. In that era, people who were in crisis should have given money to entrust their newborn father to Mrs. Su. They were treated as twins and asked Mrs. Su to help raise them. This can also explain why Mrs. Su had money to raise so many children. When they found them when she was a teenager, Mrs. Su deliberately asked her biological second child to pretend to be her father to recognize her. While spending the money given by the heroine's father and relatives, she hates him for letting her child leave her. Therefore, we suppressed the third child, including serving as a soldier, for fear that the third child's outstanding performance would be recognized by his biological family. Blind guess, there will be a plot later, the second child will appear, he is already a leader or something. He also wanted to get rid of the heroine's family first, and then the heroine's family would resist and help the father recognize his marriage or something.

Anyway, very happy! Not to mention, although Weiwei always encounters all kinds of troubles, Golden Finger is also quite awesome. I didn't feel any disobedience during the whole process, haha, I couldn't help but laugh out loud [laughing][laughing] The author has worked hard to update! Come on!

It's quite good-looking, the heroine is a bit of a troublemaker, and neither the hero nor the eldest brother can control her [face covering]

When I saw the heroine urging the whole family to run away in the countryside, I almost gave up. Fortunately, her eldest brother was very shady [face covering]

It's good to read, but the book says it's finished, and I've finished reading the long story. But when I see the critical moment when I'm about to catch the spy, the heroine's father and biological parents haven't recognized each other yet, and it doesn't show up.

How can I put it, it's pretty good-looking, and the life in the countryside is much more reasonable than in the brainless novels. The heroine really looks like an ignorant student, not like someone who has been a doctor at all (maybe I have a stereotype about doctors, and I always feel that doctors are a profession with stronger psychological quality and mental activity), and she keeps falling off the horse. Of course, each person's character is clearly portrayed, and the endless development is quite interesting.

I read the synopsis and it said that I was allowed to go in after catching one of the agents, and then I discovered that there was an agent that I hadn't caught even after reading Chapter 272, and there was no mention of that agent. The heroine was from time travel, and she was a silly sweetheart. The hero was a policeman and a soldier, and they were infinitely tolerant of many things about her. In fact, I only want to give it two or three stars. Considering that writing is not easy, I will give it a four-star review.

It's good-looking. The heroine is different from the ordinary strong women. It's very special. The author writes it very well and I have a strong desire to read it. ...་་་་་་་་I hope the author will update more [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]